Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 23, Petersburg, Pike County, 19 October 1883 — Page 3

THEDEMOCRA1 I OFFICIAL FATKK OF TRE COUNTY. rikt County IMilWrat An* r» la rye*t el reflation ■/' nHy Weirsj»<*J>H- pi: blithe* iM JHIr* County.’ JLdrerilterl i II •Malt* • Mote o/ tAi* /Wei/ FREDAf , October 19,188?!. INDIANAPOLIS t EYANSY1LLE 8. B TIME CAKD.IN EFFECT JULY », 1883. fcOINS NORTH. STATIONS. OOINO SOCTit. JO 00 a m.Lv Oakland Ar. 5 05 11 n 10 29 a in.Heenier. 4 86 p n W 85 a m .Martins. 4 SO |> n JO 45 a in.Clarks 4 18 |i n 11 00 a raj I 4 00 |iu ll is a m| .rewifiiBttrg. .. .... j g 45 j, „ 11 51 a ui.Montgomery . S 18 |i ir IS OS p in...Honors. S 54 ii m iS 16pm.Sandy Hook. 8 48 |J ir 2 27 p in.Tleld’s Ferry. * SO |i ir 8 ffi* p m — •....Thomas. 8 18 p ni HI is 54 |I in .Maysville./«, S 07 p Hi 1 00 p 111.. .Ar O. & M. Junction l.v/ . s 00 ii in Trains run dally cireept .Sudidayi nonneCrtnp asl Ann west at O. 8. M. Junction. C. J.ilKi‘Bt)ltS, OonT Sujit. with trains cast EVANSVILLE S TERRE HAUTE B. B. Time Cwd in Effect November 19,1882. OOINH NORTH. No. 4. No. 0. No L’fl Evansville. 8:15 pill “ Ft. Bruuch. 8:52 pin “ Princeton. 0:08 pm “ Vincennes. 0:58 pin “ Sullivan.11:02 pm Arr. Terre HUutC ... 11:6» pm “ IndiHhhjKills. . 4 815 am ,l Cincinnati. 7:00 am •* l-oiisvlllo. OHIO am *• St. Louis. 7:10 am “ Danville. 1:80 mil “ Chicago. 7115 am 10:00 am 6:25 10::i8am 7:05 10:54 11111 7:22 12:07 jnn 8:13 liltfpm 0:18 2:05 pm 10:15 5810 pm 8:85 pm 6:25 pm 6:00 pm 5:80 put

UUIMi Ml bill. STATIONS. No. 3. No. 5. No. 1. L’v* Chicago.8:0Q ptti DnUYUie. 1:05 am 41 Ht.LoHit*. 7:00 pin 44 J jouisr ille. 7:30 pm 44 Cincinnati. 8:45pui 44 Indianapolis.... 11 :uo pm 44 Torre Haute— 4:05mu Arr. Sullivan. 4:58 am 44 Vincennes. 5:53 am 44 ftiUceton.. (9:53 am 44 Ft. Branch. 7:12 am 44 Evansville. 7:56 am 8:15 am 8:00 am 8:20 am 8:00 am 7:30 am 10:43 am 11:40 am 12:40 pm 3:04 pm 8 :20 pm 4:00 pin 12:38 pm 8:00 {> vi 8:56 pm 6:02 pi »i 0:o2 pm 0:17 pm 7:00 pm Trains 0 aHd 1 daily with Parlor C'aw between Evansville and Indianapolis, TrMJtH* 3 and 4 dail&Ayitlv Woodruff's Klegai it detliihK Ci SlctpiiiK Cars betw and Pullman Sleepo IndianUtMdi.^i Nos. 2. 5. 7 ahd 8 ft, C, J.HEPBCHN, lionettt^tipt, L., N. A TI Depart. 7.40 pm 7.4.1 am. 8.0.1 pm 8.10 am. 8.18 pm 8.38 am 0.44 pm a.48am. Mi inn 8.511 am. 8.M pm 9.0u am. M2 pm 0.19 am. 9.42 pin 9.48 am. 10.15 pm 10.24 am. 10.51pm 11.02tun.. >1.80 pm 11.44 am 1M0 pm 12.05 pm 11.27 am 1.00 pm 12.51am 1,23 pm Arjrtvo. 1.45 ant 4.00 pm 0.55 am 7.30 pm vansviUc ami Chtcng ttfCeu Evansville ai £ accept Sumliiv, ti. j.graMmkh. C.en'l Pasaefigvr Agen L.R.E. BLfi. Arrive. Louisville. 7.35pm 0.40a n ,7.10pm 0.1.1a a o.4.lpm l.sua a 0.30pm 5.35a a o.2lpm 5.30a a 0.18pm 1.22a n .0.00pm 6.03a a 5.99pm 4.8»arn ....... . ,4,53pm 3.50a a .llilltlinghm-g..4.15pm 3.22a a ..Winslow.3.38pm 2.40a a ....iiaklaml_3.20pm 2.30a il . Prlnreton_2.25pm 1.10a il .Mt. ( itrinel. ..2.02pm 1.33a a Depart. Mt. Vevnon.JL30am 10.55p n . St. Louis. .. 7.50am 7.lip in New Albany ■licorgetowu . Crandall . Salisbury. . .. Kairdalc_ . Milltown . . English. Hint's (5) 0. 12.30 pin 11.51 am 11.33 am 11.22 am 19.40 am RVANSYILLB DIVISION. Arrive i $ Depart; 1.20 pm V.Main.. .Evansville_1.50pm 5.00pm * —■ 8.11am....Hnouville 2.41pm 6.014 11 7.47am . .Gentryvllie ,8.22pm 8.41) 111 7.23am.I bile.3.40pm 7.0.11 :n 7.06«tn . Ferdinand . ..8.51pm 7.18pm O.iiilin.Jasper.4.81pm 8,05psu ROCKPORT BRANCH. Arrive. Ortitri Ylllo.. .7.55am 8.40pm .. Springs..7.15ani S.02] in .Hock port.0.47aiu o.SOpia W. Nnyder, Gen. Supt., Louisville, K) Depart. !.06pm it.SOam. .19 pm 12.10pm . .loprn fidMtti. d*ap TVTm cfc? Xa Jtrt Louisville A Indianapolis Short Hue. | No. 7 | No, 1. Leave Louierllie. . 6.-00 am 8:05; 1111 Leave Ne)V Albany. .1:15 um 7:41 on Leave Jcfter&inville. 0:10 am 8:13 1111 Arrive Seymour-.. <. 7140 am 831,mi Arrive Columbus . 8:30 am 0:58 mi Arrive Indianapolis.IU:00 am 11:15 .mi Arrive C)tlf9|pi... OHM pm-. Arrive Sti lamia... ISM pm Arrive Cleveland... 10:20 pm Arrive Buffalo. 4:10 am. Arrive Boston.... 0:45 pm. _ _ | No, 3 | No. A. Isjhto laiuiavillo. 1:50 pm 7:30 pm New Albany.. 1:00pm 0:53 pm ■nave Jeffersonville . ...— 2:00 pm 7:40 pm 8:47 lira 0:2.1 vn Arrive Seymour. S:8Spin Arrive Columbus.. 4:20 pm Arrive Indianapolis,::.. 5:60 pm 10:45 turn Arrive Chicago. 7:10. nt Arrive St laiule.,. 7:8011 in ArriveOlevelitiid... 7:10am. Arrive Buffalo. 1:10 pm. Arrive Boston.. 9:05 am. HF.TV'RNl.VO. Leave Indianapolis No. 10 I No., Arrive Jeffersonville. Arrive Now Albany.. Arrive lam lav die — 4:15 aiu 7:40 a a 7:30 am 11:80 a <1 8:81 am 12:41 aui 7:40 am il:40 an Leave Indianapolis Arrive Jeffersonville_ Arrive New Albany. Arrive Louisville Nos. 1,0,9 amt 10 run daily. All others daily except Sunday. Train leaving Louisville at 7:30 pm has palat 9 sleeping ears to Chicago.Pullman sleeper throug 1 to St lanls without change. ^Train leaving at 8 a j am has chair eaj and coaches to Chicago wlthou t change daily, except Sunday. Depot northeaeornor Fourteenth and Main ste.. T.omsvillc.am Statu and Railroad avenue. New alhany. 11. x, bxittxa, Gen. Pass. A Ticket Agt., Lotisville, Ky. Ohio S’Mississippi R’y. THIS 6WS.iT THROUGH car * —AM)-—— FAST TIME ROUTE

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I' in M | LOCAL matters. The hickory nut season is upon ns The farmers are busy sowing whetU Still we still at cost, at '._Schaeter’s Haul. Those all-wool $9 suits are immense i «t Hargrove's, Union. Wifi raitts of this week are good fin postured __ ; ^ • All new JJfMJds, at _BilLmeyer & Young ’s. One pair of all?\vool blankets for $1, at_Schaefer's Hai.l. "Work on the new business houses goes bravely on. Call and see Billmeyer & Yoting’s lino, of heating stoves. I hate 50,000 shingles for sale cheap._Moses Frank. Two pairs of all-wool socks for 25 cents, at Schaefer’s Hall. Money to loan on farm security, at 6 per cent. Taylor & Fleener. We have the Walker boots we will !\ell at cost. Moses Fran k. I have new and elegant styles In lamps at all prices. Frank Bilderback. Ladies, call and see my splendid stock of fall smd winter wear., __Moses IIesS. Fred Smith has commented the erection of a new dwelling house on lower Main street.

To hunters.—All persons arc Hereby notified not to hunt upon my lands. Mary A. Parker: Splendid men’s wop! hats at 65 centsj cotton hats at $1.25, and fhr hats at $2.25, at Hargrove’s, Union. You can find cyerthing in the way of provisions—always fresh at Frank Bilderback. Now is the time to buy your whiter goods—lower than ever, at Schaever’s IIall. — *■■■ ■ -- Farmers, gather your seed corn now, and hung it tip to dry. Don’t forget. It Will pay yon. Wanted.*--One thousand bushels Of dried apples, for which 1 will pay $1 per bushel. Moses Frank: Billmoyer & Young hard a few more buggies aud spring wagons, which they will sell cheap for cash. “Hackmetack,” a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 23 and 50 cents. Sold by Edwards & Ware. We will still sell for the 'next sixty days our entire stock at cost, at Schaefer’s Hall. Moses Frank. Three daily papers were issued in. Vincennes last week, all of which were very creditable in appearance. Just Received.—A large stock of boots and shoes, which I ant selling at low prices. Moses IIess< The Household, New Home, ltoyal, St. John and Now Howe scwiug ma* chines, sold pit easy terms, by F. J: Patterson h Co.A nasal injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price SOeents. Sold by Edwards & Ware. All the new styles in yarns, zephyrs, basket cloth, velveteens, velvets, satins, rick-rack, gloves, hosiery, etc., at . , Hargrove’s. Union. Shiloh,s catarrh remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Motuli. Sold by Edwards & Ware. Robt. F. Ilaft was last Friday appointed administrator of the estate of Mary A. Mantling, late of Pike county deceased. & The Ruekeye Spring Pressure Wheat Drill—uo weight on horses necks, lightest running, most correct. For sale by Billmeyeu & Young, This is the season of the year when ladies go into the woods and gather many colored leaves, aud catch cold in their heads. SuiLOifs cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping cough anil Bronchitis. Sold by' Edwards & Ware. The fanners hereabouts who grow sorghum, are now engaged in extracting alleged molasses from the succulent stuff. Why will you cough When Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief* Price lOcts, SOcts, and $1. Sold by Edwards & Warts It is said that oysters are good for a cold. Whether good or not colds are apt to become more prevalent on account of the story. For rent.—A well lurnishcd room 14x14 feet, oinc-lialf square from Main street, near post-ofliee. For particulars call at this office. It is estimated when corn is worth fifty cents a bushel and is fed' to fatten hogs, the pork produced cost the farmer live cents a pound. Having disolved partnership,the undersigned would respectfully urge all those indebted to them to cail and set- £% at once. Johnson & Lise. If you would havo appetite, flesh, eolor,•strength, and vigor, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Which will confer them upon you In rapid succession. WAnted.-—Everyone to call at my store and be convinced that I am selling boots and shoes cheaper than any other house in town. Moses Hess. Quail season opened last Monday, oldses December 20th. Who will he the first to present the editor of the Democrat, with a mess of quails. Just Received.—An elegant line of new glassware, in the latest designs, which: I am selling *at extremely low prices. Frank Bilderback. For DTsriEPSiA and Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on overy bottle of Bhiloh’s Vitalize!,*. It never fails ta cure. Sold by Edwards & Ware.

Wanted--To trade a good one horse top-buggy and harness, for lumber, or will sell cheap for cash, or on tinie to snit purchaser. Apply at Dr., | Leslie’s, Best ^hirt iug 10 cents per yard, good shirting 814 cents per yard, splendid jeans at 25 cents per yard, boss allwool jeans a.t 40 cents pet yard, a,t Hargroves, Union. Already chill winter has announc - ed his approach and those needing, heating sto res should eall at once a t Billmeyer & Youngs. They can suit yon both in style and price, Fanners, buy the Riehmond Drill-1 the best wheat drill on earth. Red ribbon over all Others at the late fair. For sale by F. J. PatTEbsCW & Cot At Sha.whatl k Boonshot’s old stand.

fa A number of our young people eon gre gated at tl»e residence of A. G Billmeyer on last Mouday evenin' ttitd passed a few hours very pleasant »y- v ___ Emmet Smith is making prepara tious fob the erection of a new BUsi ness house on the site of the one re ecntly occupied by Billmever & Young. '_* The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer of Bour lion, Ind.f says s “Both myself am With owe Our lives to Shiloh’s Con sumption Cure.” Sold bv Edward: ft Ware. The system in our public schools whereby parents, and guardians are informed each month of the standiug of their childreu, is a good one, aud works well._ Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow skiu? Shiloh’s YitiKxor is a positive cure. Sold by Edwards ft Ware. A number of our people returning froift the Vincennes fHir on Saturday failed to make con net ion at Washington and were obliged td come home the old wayi via hacks. Men’s whole stock, saddle-settni boots, $2; boys’ whole stock boots, $1 ladies shoes, 90 cents, $1, $1.25, $1.50 children’s shoes, good stock, 60 cents to 75 cents, at Hargrove’s Union. Fresh Oysters!—Just received at J. A. Keifer’s oystel' saloon, and served in any style desired, or sold by the can. Private families and parties or social festivals will be supplied on liberal terms.

jt. u. uammona a »on s uook accounts and notes will be found at the office of Dr. A. 11. Bvers. Those who owo the alwve accounts and notes will please call and settle.,. , P. O. Ham—kd & Sox. Henry Rlekrleh has fitted up his oyster parlor in elegant style and is prepared to furnish the best brand of oysters in any style desired. If you tu-c fond of the juicy bivalve, give liim a'taTI. The Democrat Office has a good stock of Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads Envelopes, Cards,' &e., on hands, and can print them in good style and at city prices. Call and sec our samples and learn onr prices. Everyone who contemplates bnving an organ should call and examine* our stock. We will sell to suit anyone. Live years warranty given with each instrument F. J. Patterson & Co., At Sliawhan & Ddousliot's old stand. 10>£ pounds light brown sugar, $1 00 11 “ dry « " 100 12 « good “ “ 100 10 “ “coflbe A” “ 100 St “ good coffee 100 _At Harc.rovk’s, Union. Only two mow weeks from next Monday till the limit for paying the second installment of taxes is up. It Would be well for those owing taxes to gather the money together and pay lieforc the 5th day of November, anil thus save this penalty. ' Why go about with that aching head? Try Ayer’s Pills. They will relievo the stomach, restore the digestive organs to healthy action, remove the obstructions that depress nerves and brain, and thus cure your headache permanently. Going.—We saved from the recent fire in our town a line of jeans, red and colored flannels, Iiauics dress goods, fine shoos, all to bp closed 6ut at What they will bring-. -Sales overy. day at Dr. Byers’ office. P. C. HammoNd & Son. If your lungs are weak, if a cold causes you quick distress, you will breathe* easier, you will cough less, you will strengthen the pulmonary organs, you will feel better every-way if you will occassionally nso Dr. Wito tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist for it. If you have a vacant tot in town and a man comes along to buy it for the purpose of erecting a house on it. sell it to him. Don’t ask such an unreasonable price ttiat he can't afford to buy iu This is the way to increase the population of a town and enhance the value of other real estate you may have in the place. J, B. Young, of this place, received two first premiums on Iris fine roadster at the Vincennes fair, one in the light harness ring and one in the sweepstakes light harness ring. But few towns in Southern Indiana can show as many good buggy horses as Petersburg, and in this she lias an established reputation. j • Dr. J. E. Dunbar, one of the proprietors of the Terre Haute Eye Infirmary, will ho at tile St. Charles Ilotek ih Oakland City, on Saturday, Oct, jfotli, remaining only twelve days; and at the Hyatt House, Washington, on Saturday,*Nov. 3d, remaiuing only twelve days. Examination, consultation and treatment free if ample satisfaction is not given. The La Plante Hotel at Vincennes still retaius its place at the head of hostelries in that city. It is at present under the mauagement of that Srinco of clever gentlemen and hosts, . D. Cox, who is ever looking out for the comfort ot hip guests. We i cheerfully reccommend; the La Plante to our readers, and assure them of good treatment if they Stop there. While at the Vincennes fair last , week, John Nichols, a prominent farmer of Jefferson township, this county, purchased a fine Potand-China pig, paying for it $20, and boxed i« up and took it to the depot preparatory ^ to shipping it home. He then went to a hotel near by for dinner and upon returning found his pig dead, having worried itself to death trying to get out of the box. ■ --1-- . /. Ncrvious, dyspeptic individuals, whose distress of mind and body make life miserable, if your sufferings have been prolonged and increased by the USe of bitters and pretended cures of kidney aud liver diseases, throw all such nostrums aside and find health, strength and vigor in that simple remedy kfi«wn as Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood, strengthens the urinary ancf digestive organs, find infuses new life Into all parts of the body, No other remedy equals ft Havi your druggist gejt it for you.

It makes every humanitarian sad to sec imudids seek snch relief as it giten them by tho use of, bitters, kith Hey Medicines, and other nostrums The first few doses mav make then feel better on account of its stupefy ing ingredients, combined with sown strong cathartic and diuretic that an used in its composition* but the] eventually grow worse. The onl] cure for weakness, nervousness, de ldlity, aches, pains, rheumatism, sorei urinary and digestive troubles, is h make the Mood rich, red and pure, bi using Oft Guysott’s Yellow Docl and Safasaparilla, a remedy widel] indorsed by physicians who have ox araiped into its composition and cf feet,

i WTIiiMr.-lHTi • in i - .N ^EnaoyAi points. ■ Iteub. Hammond is on tb« sick lug titis hrett J. B. Yottng is in Cincinnati this week o business. Ed Woods, of Ylueemtes, was tn towtl the fin . of thd week. F. J; Patterson went otot t» Wnshingto Tuesday on business, Mrs A. G. Blllmeyer visited Mrs I. B. Fouler at Oakland City last week. Mrs. Belle Wilson, art Lemmon, of-Lcogdote< . is visiting frionds here this week. Henry Kickneh went to Cincinnati Tuesda; . to purchase a large stock ot goods. ; J. F. Trailer and P. C. Hammond left Tues day tor Cincinnati, where they go on business Mrs. Cassius Coleman, ot Minneapolis, Mine sota,is visiting the family of Iter mother tin-law Mrs. Nan Coleman, this week. Mrs. Louisa Kinsmans and her little danghte Mnggio.ot Vincennes, was visiting the family o A. K. Selby at this place the flrst of the week Oavless Co., Deiiiiidrat; W. P. Knight, of tl.1 Petersburg DmdCBAT, came over Wednesday to oelebrate the great Democratic vietory ii Ohio. F. B. Posey, J. W. W'ilsdn dnd Prosocutmi Attorney Taylor, of tho Petersburg bar, were li attendance at the Gibson circuit court the dint of the week. Oakland City Enterprise: Samuel Arnds, i prominent Democrat of Pike connty.and family wero the guests ot Squiro Chappell and family Sabbath last. Mr. and Mm. John H. Miller amt C: E Montgomery returned Monday from Lincoln NeB., whore they had been to visit relatives and attend the Irwin-Polk wedltii.g. Mrs. jl. A. Goodrld, who lmd been Visiting relatives at Washington Court Honec, Otiid; tot severdl months past; returned home last Thursday, much pleased with lier visit. The November term of1? Circuit Court will edriveue two weeks from uext Monday;

1 he official list of pensioners on the roll of the Pension Office, which we publish in another column, contains tlid ilanies of 218 perSttns receiving monthly payments in Pifco conntv. Among those arc four widows of soldiers oftiic war of 1812. one survivor of that war and 27 widows of Union soldiers. The total monthly payment in Pike county is $2,035) or $2»,020 a year. AVe have received solutions of the scripture puzzle published in last week’s Democrat, front Loyd Thompson, Miss Laura Hillman aiid AVarreu AViggs. Mr. Thompson’s solution was the first Otic received, and if found correct, will entitle him to the Democrat for one year. AA'o will publish the solutions, together with all others we receive by that time, in our first issue id November, and will give the name of the winning party. Our schools are in full operation, yet we see a number of small bovs onj the streets who do not attend. Patents, send your children to school regularly if you want them to have an equal chance in life’s battle.- Uneducated children efitifiot hold their own against those who arc educated. Parents who have a hard struggle for a livelihood, and who want to give their children a I letter show, Plight to impress on their boys minds the estimable boon of free education offered theifi. iAATc would direct the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Sunny South Printing Co., headed “Tile Greatest Oiler Ever Made,” which appeai-s on the fourtli page of this issue of the DEMbcBAT. The paper is the popular paper of the South, coutaius a large amount of information in regard to Texas, find is well worth the price asked. The publishers are reliable, and their printing establishment is ono of the largest in the South Read the advertisement and write to them. ^ ftenn&iUpaa&ef two nroutbs, Mrs^ Margaret Case, wife of TiuhlfeSLCSsc* of Jefferson township, died last Monday morning at live o’clock, aged for-ty-five years. The remains were interred at the Pride ccmetry on Tuesday, whither they Weffi followed by a largo number of sorrowing friend=. The fuucral sermon will bo p re itched at the Gray church oil the first Sun-, day in November, by Rev. AV. It. Crawford. Mrs. Case was an estimable lady and her death is universally regretted, iu the community in which she resided. y Everyone who tries the new ZooZoo Plug Tobacco says it is “the best” yet put ou the market. It is made bulv by the AVilson & McCalley Tobacco Co., of Middletown, Ohio. In order to give every tobacco ehevyer an opportunity to test the quality of ZooZoo Plug the manufacturers will send free to everyone who will drop them a postal card asking for it, a sample of the popular tobbaco, and will also seud with the sample a full list of rewards they offer for the return of the tags used on Zoo-Zoo Plug. That the manufacturers have faith in the quality of tills brand is evidenced hv their liberal offer, which we trust everyone of our readers will avail himself of. Last week another engine was placed on our railroad and the old one returned to the shops for repairs. A great many people wonder why it is that these engines need “fixing up” so often. The reason is this: The en- ! gines have been btlsy hauling car load after car load of Roots and Shoes for OsBORjf BiiohHERs’ Elephant Shoe Store. Monday last this firm received their fall and winter stock of Eastern goods, comprising Boots, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Overfincres, Sandals, &c. A visit to their shop will convince you of two facts: that they have the largest stock of such goods in town, and t heir prices are lower than the sanxo goods can be bought olsowhere. Osborn Bros, guarantee their goods. Go and see them and be convinced that you can save money. BtM&len'a Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Ottts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter,- Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to ettre in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale by Bergen & Adams.Ten Seed not Take ay garment you may leavo1 your ensure for at Lyon’s Merchant Tailing department uuless it is perfectsatisfactory. lie has now one ol c best cutters in North America in s employ, and he is furnishing Very tisfuctoi-y fits.

Sew Meet Shop. * Hillman k Lounsdalc have opened out a meat shop in the Leslie buildiitg where they will he found at nil times with a large supply of all kinds of fi-esh meats. The patronage of th« public is kindly solicited. Judgement for Sale. Notice ie hereby given that I wil I sell a judgement on Wilbur IV. SWfcrta of Washington township, Pike county Ind. For particulars call on the udder ’ signed.- Hoses FhasIK I %ne 22-&ri, ' Thousands and Thousands : Of suits for hoys from four to six ’ teed rears of age, for winter year ■ havtf. jnst Seen received a net marke< • at about two-thirds of last year' prices at Lyon’s big clothing liduse. i

aaraiiif ■'■■■t.w t *.a r CHX)»CH CH1ME8. • * Rev. D. T. Davis Will preach a > Alford Sabbath afteniodiu k There Trill Bfi services at the PrcS bytoriaa church next Sabbath at thi , usual hours: Services at the M. E. Church nex • Sabbath, morning and evening. Sub ject of evening Sermon, “The Resume ■ tion.” The Women's Christian iUd Sooietf ’ of the M. E. Church will give tlieii first social of the season -at the M. E, • Parsonage on next Thursday evening. ' A cordial invitation is extended to all ■ to be present. ’ The services at the C. P. Church oil last Sabbath evening were very larget ly'attended, In fact many were unable to procure scats,the occasion being ' the last sermon of Rev. J. B. Madden as pastor of that cliureli. The sermon which was addressed in particular to the young mep, was a most excellent . one, and was listened to with close nt- | tention and appreciation, and will no ; doubt be long remembered by thoSe presents At the close of the sermon, llcv. D: T; Davis, pastor.of tins M. E. ClturcU; ifitulc h few remarks and requested that after the closing of the service dll in the congregation come forward and shake lianas witli Bro; Madden. This was particularly affecting and showed that during his stay here he had endeared himself to those outside of the church and those of other churches as well as to his own congregation, and that a hearty “may Got! bless > on’'* from the heart"of t his people will fojkuv him to his new field of duty: The D smock at esteems Mr. Madden VCry highly as a minister, as a citiBen and as a friend, and while ft regrets his departure frorii among us, hopes that ifi of her fields hp may meet with tliaf soceess that his talents and energies demand.

RAIUtOAD IlAOKlCTi Passenger business has l*cen somewhat slack this week. Oakland City Enterprise:Geo.Gullick. the Straight-line lirenian, handled the throttle Thursday, while engineer Payton was absent on business to Evansville. Engineer Payton is as proud as a peacock since old No. 1 came out of the shops entirely remodeled, and savs she’s as good as anybody’s engine noiv. George takes pride in keeping her in good shape. Oakland City Enterprise: C. A. Slavback, of the Straight-line, survev corps was in town Wednesday. Ho reports about twelve mite of track laid aud the work progressing as rapidly as possibly. A new combination tiWoh aud baggage ear has been placed on the I. & E. railroad. It is handsomely finished and comfortably arranged. The old I; & K. engine, No. 1, has just bccu turned out of the shops entirely remedied; and is again doing duty: A Happy Herndon* For the til'st time in seven years, Mrs. B. H. Polk had the pleasure of meeting her mother, brother and three sisters at her residence on the occasion of the riiarriage of her daughter day beiVfe yesterday, the announcement of whose arrivals in the city we gave as they came in. With the exception of the absence of Mr. Richard Howell, of Cedar Kapids, Iowa, the reunion was complete. Mr. Miller, wife and daughter, and Mr. Montgomery, of Petersburg, Indiana, leave for home this luoruitig. Ml's. Montgomery will probably spend the winter with Mrs: Polk and Mra. Chambers, Mrs. Carnes, the colonelV-sistor, and Mrs. Howell will iprobably prolong Ttion'vMt'faF'ar fteSr days before returning to their respective homes.—[Lincoln, (Neb.) State Journal. A Run on a Drug Store. Never was there sueli a rush mado for any drug store as is now at Bergen k Adams’ for a Trial Bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery lor Consumption, Coughs, and Colds. All persons afiected with Asthenia, Bronchitic, Hoarseness, Severe Cough, or any affeetion of the Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial Bottle tVee, by calling at above Drug Store. Regular size $1.00. '_ Prepare for Wintef. John Bradficid is now prepared to furnish the best quality of coal for five cents at his bank, three miles east of fertvn, or will deliver it any place iu Uniru at eight cents per busliel. For general use bis coal is not excelled by anv in the county. Give him your oiilers and they will be promptly filled. Orders left at I. M. Johnson’s will be promptly attended to. One of the Best Gutters in America has charge of Lyon’s Merchant Tailoring department, Evansville, and is. furnishing matchless fits, made from splendid, fashionable fabrics. Always Come Again. People who try the good fitting; durable suits that are sold so low at Lyon’s are said ahvays to call there again for their clothing. i C’OllHI'.Si 1*0 N DENCH. Proa Prevail). Pikkvillk, Ird., Oct. 5,188S (at niglit). Editor Democrat: Oiir little town has two whiskey shops, and this evening whiskey took possession of some good citizens, and a man by the name ot John Lacy, late from the State ot Missouri, was shot by Kti. Cunningham, the ball taking effect in hts thigh and was afterwards extracted by Dr. A. J Rhoafls. An hour or so later JAmes W. Posey, a quiet and good citizen, who caught the arm of Cunningham as he fired at Lacy, and no doubt by so doing saved Lacy’s life, got a little to ranch free whisky, SffdJaeob Luttrult, another good citizen, having much of the "overjoy - tul” got to think that each of them was trying to kill the other, when said Posey came very near shooting Lnttrull—which is another glorious effect of free whiskey in our county. Levi Lockhart.

1 R\V IN,—FOUL—At the Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, Nebraska, Wednesday evening, Oct. 10) 1883, JAXX8 31. iRWiit and Miss Cabbijs 9. roLS. Her. E. II. Curtis officiating. Tho bride is a iieico' of1 Mrs; J. II. Miller and Mr C. E. Montgomery, of this place, and has a host; of friends here, who will join with the Democrat in hearty’ congratulations, and wishes for the future happiness of the voting couple* Wo clip the following from a oolumn account of tho affair, published in the Daily State Journal, published in IdDeuln i **Mr, Irwiu lias grotvn dp from boyhood in Lincoln. His familiar title of “Jim’* condenses into a single word all tho story of his long residence among ns, and tho familiar and warm esteem in wMeli he Is held by those who have known him Worn youth to manhood. He is a young man of marked business ability, close application and groat energy, qualities tthlch have 1 raised him already to a position of trust and re- ' spoiisibility as president of the Pint National bank of TecnmSeh. where he has made his home for several months past. Miss Folk is the daughter of Colonel Burr H. Folk, and has been one ol the brightest ornaments of Lincoln society since 1 she drat became a resident of the city, several > yearn ago. Her many accomplishments and l ami able disposition haye made her a general fa- * vorite, and Tecumseh’s gain will he looked npo* aa aa irreparable loss to the capital city

saa»M.ian • --***•*«" - , Prohibition, 6 Pikevillk, Ind., Oct* 6,188% Editor Democrat : ‘ J)ear Sir—As there is no politic! ! excitement lii bur county anil State, think it would be a very good time t , think and talk about the great evil am horrid curse of our land, to-Wifc tk evil of 1 nteuiyerance. I am now in iny slxty-secdnd yea and I never have found a man of sail mind that would say he was in favo of drunkenness; but all say they an Opposed tb intemperance and all tie tong train of poverty, disgrace, niiseri and crime that it inevitably produces Yet the mighty clement that produce: intemperance is to-day the ruliiu l»wer in almost every State in oui ought to be happy government. Now that is a broad assertion. No one denies but that a large majority of tin voters of Indiana was in favor of th< prohibitory amendment to onrCoitstilotion and elected a clear majority to the Legislature pledged to submit said amendment to a vote of the people. Was it done? No. Why? Because the whiskey power bought three Senators and they defeated the expressed will of the people. So the whiskey power is ruling the destinies of Indiana tti-day. Well, that is one witness ! and I will give oite more, tor “by the mouth of two or three witnesses every word shall be established.” The next witness is Iowa. In that State the people elected such large majorities in the Legislature that the whiskey power could not buy enough, members in either house to defeat the prohibitory amendment. But they had another chance, and that was the Supreme Court, which • consisted of but few members. So the Whisky power bought a majority of them and they decided the amendments, which the great mass of the people in that State had made to their Constitution by an

v'.Tciniroiiuiii^ iiiajuniv,- u lU*Oll.8 Cl 111tional, tints defeating the.will of the great an good men of that State. But they did not yield to the whiskey pettier its the pedplc of Indiana are apparently doing. But, I would say, the masses are not converted to drunkenness, but will, in due time, punish such traitors and vindicate their rights. Now let us reason together. Some of our best Citizens say, “I want to be a free man." Now, my friend, when you go to pay your taxes and the treasurer .turns to your name and tells you that it is $30 or $40, and you want to know why it is so high, and 'fie tells you that so much is for school-purpos-es, so much for township purposes,&c., hut that moi'c than oite-half was to pay pauper, court and prison expenses; forced upon you to pay for the use of free whiskey., ypu would say, “I dou’t like that kind of freedom.” " Again, some of our ablest speakers, who know hotter, will go around5over the country and eveu to other States, making great speeches against prohibition; Saving, ‘‘I’m a temperate man and in favor of temperance but we can’t enforce prohibition.” One of the weakest things I ever read from a smart, man was, that if we did prohibit it men fftrtil selling,our amendment would not prohibit them from going to other States and even to Europe and buying the finest of spirits and bringing them here and giving them away. Shame oii sueh an argument! Docs he sup]lose our terocery keepers would give «way barrels of whiskey, which coat them hundreds of dollars, just for the fun of seeing meu get drunk and kill and murder each other ? No, sir. Take the money out of the business of Jmakiug moil drunkards, their families paupel's, andthemselves criminals, and in three days you could not find a saloon in Indiana. Now, is it not strange to think that men will ernraiy lliey ravin J'u-wrr-ef-fcwipw-ance and at the same time advocate a license law. License men to make drunkards, paupers and criminals of your children—my children and your neighbor’s children, which is the inevitable result. Did you ever know a child to be llorn a drunkard ? No, sir. Look around you. Pick out the worst drunkard y<iu know of and if you did not know him when a boy, ask some older person who did, and they will tell you he ! was a sober boy, had a good father and a pious mother, and was,a highly esteemed young man. BfttfalasT There was a man nearby who was licensed, to make young men drunkards and fie could not-rCsist the temptation, And nowsyou see what lie is.- And ret voft want your hoys to he caught in the same snare. Now, if yon want temperance to prevail, help us to remove all these snares and dens froth (Its our worthy Governor, Joseph! A. Wright, said in his speech at Petersburg thirty odd years ago) not only o'tif State but from our land and Nation. The mostjeommon objection to prohibition is that it cannot be enforced^ That some men will have liquor, and some men will sell it. No‘vv, if that argument will justify men in opposing prohibition, the same theory would justify us all in opposing every criminal law oh our Statutes, for ever since the world began, or ever since Moses received the law from God himself on Mertint Sinai, we have had a law with a fixed pe laity that says “thou slialt not kill, yet men have continued to kill ever since; so, you see, under the same argn nent, we ought not to have a law against murder-^Tlius you see the inconsistency of that theory. If it is wrong j to murder, it is wrong to license an)-man to make men murder. So, let us all prove our faith by our works. Lei us unite as one man agahnt this mighty evil and drive it from our country, j Levi Lockhabt. tots and Land Por Sale. Twelve lots at private sale. Located near the depot, in Petersburg,Ind.; also thirty-three acres of land situated on the noted Bluff of White river, and includes an excellent stone quary and the .steamboat landing for .Petersburg. The loeatioit is beautiful and has a splendid mew of White river and the snrrouuding conntry. Call and see me. Good terms. Sept. 18,1883. Wat. Hawtuorx.

legal advertisements. "cwraer’s InquestT Description of n person upon whose body nn inquest was held on Tuesday, Oct., 3, 1883, by the undersigned Coroner: Same of deceased, Johanna 1’oe; age, 23 years; height, about S feet; hair, dark brown; eyes, black;complexion, brunette; sex,- female; place of nativity, U. S. A. PEM 8. W1T1IEKS, Coroner P. C. Notice of Adhiltilstrntlon. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Cir* cut Court of Pike conntv, State of Indiana, adnunistrator of the bslale of Mary A. Manning, late of Pike oountv, deceased. Said cstato is supposed to be solvent ROBKBT *\ HART, Oct. 19, 1883. _Administrators. Notice to Helm, Creditors, Etc, IN the MATTER OP THE) In the Pike Circnil estate op i Court, Noveml/ei Felix O. Millie, deceased ) Term, 1888. NOTICE Is hereby given that Aaron B. Green as administrator of the estate of Felix O Millis, deceased, has presented and tiled his ac count and vouchers in final settlement of sail estate, and that the same will come up for tin examination and action of said Circuit Court oi the 9th day of November, 1883, the same beim the 6th iuincial day of the November term, 18*8 at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees o said estate are required to appear In said Cour and show Cause, it any tlieae bo,- why said ac couiit ami vouchers should not be approved. Witness, the Clerk and seal of sail •{ seal VPike Circuit Court, at Petersburg, Indi 1 ana, this lfth day of October, 1883. Oct. Kk-lw.- DAN C. ASHBY, Clerk.

mat** Trust**’* Mottoe. Notice is hereby given to ah pcredos inter rated Ibut will attend at my residencei eoi to transa^fhe business, «moer.iii'jutVith the ol Bee of TSOdtee of Washiligton township. A persons ftaving business with said office wi please take notice. JOHN B. HANNAH, - Trustee. Truetee's Notice. Notice is .hereby given to all persons inter eat that t will attend at mvoflicein Pieasaut viUe, _*t Att. TittM. . to fcrtnadpt business connected with the office c Trustee of Monroe toWn^ilp, All persons hav ing business with said office will please take no the. JAMES A. SHEPARD. Trustee. TmtateeisTtutlee; Notice is hereby' given to all t>ersons inter ested that I Will attyntJ at tuy office at liom EVERt JtONOAV, to transfiet httsiness connected with the offic, of Trustee, of M^disou township All nerson having business with said office will please taki notice, J AM KS R. BO W MAN. Trustee. Truattut’n Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons Interests that I will attend at my office at Winslow. Kl’ERY PK1UAY, to transact business connected with the office a Trustee of l’atokn Township. All persons having, business with said office will please taki notice. J. NT. WHITMAN.Trustee. Truistoe’a Notice Notions hereby given to all persons Interestetl that 1 will attend at my offiee at White Oak, KYKRY MOEOAY to transact business connected with the office ol Trustee or Marion township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice-_ SASSER SI'ELIVAN,Trustee. (SuiierlntendenU Notice. fJVBEIO EXAMINATIONS OF APPLfg cants for teacher’s license will lie held In the last Saturday of each month at the town of " inslow, Pike county, Indians. A certificate of good moral character from some member.of the County Haunt of Education must be brought by applicants in the countv.and from County Superintendent by those out of the countv. JOHN WilPTM AN, June t, !5ii?. County Sitpt. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

E LY & TOWNSEND, XxA.'VV ATTcSsjsnEbrs at -AND-r-Members of the U, S. Lav Association. Petersburg, Indiana% Prompt attontiou given to all husinoss entrust eel to them. . . Will' practice m Pike and adjoining bounties and in the Federal Courts. OFF1C E^-Curuer of Main and Eighth streets, over the Red urhg Store. JAMES L. KEITH, Attorney at Law, Is familliar with all the Records. Dockets, etc. of the rations offices. Abstracts of Title, Deeds. Mortgages, Ac, made and writen frith especial care and correctness at reasonable rates. Probate business solicited. OfFUt. with Dr. A. Leslie. . >OSEY & WILSON, Attorneys at Law, Petersburg, - - * - - Indiana Office—Over White-8City Drug Store, oomor j Main and Eighth Streets. w II. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT L4W AND NOTARY FlUC, * Petersburg, lUdianH. Special attention given to Probate business ami collecting. Office with Dr. Leslie. jJJIXiLER & lUUlIARDSON,Attorneys at LaWj Petersburg, - - - - Indiana. Will practice in Pike and adjoining eountie D If. A. 1{. 15 YE US, Physician and Surgeon, Petersburg, IiidiHHa• OFF ^ FICE: Main street near corner of Seventh RESIDENCE: Corner of Walnut and Ninth street. J. B. HtTNCAN, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana. OFFICE: In Win. Hisgeif’e building, up stall‘d. * * KKSIDENCE: Carter House. J. E. ADAMS, M. D., Flkysioian and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana. cOFFICE: On Main street, over Red Drug Store. jy J. PHILLIPS, ‘surgeon dentist, Feterfsfcrurgc, - - Indiana. Nitrons Oxide (LansKing Gas) 0 extraction of teeth. Artificial on sirnblc style on short notice. Office on Sixth street, south of Gas Frank's Store. ndess any daPIKE HOTEL, ” CKAS, SCHAFER, Prop. Halo Street, PetersMri Miana This Hotel is a new building and comfortably furnished Shrovghoat. The traveling public will vbA it an excellent place to stop: tables supplied with the best the market affords. Charges reasonable. -j-3> m Is kept in connection with the house, in which ear be found at all times the best Wines, Liquors & Cigars. SCHAFER’S HALL A large and commodious Hall, suitable for Theatrical Troupes, Concerts, Ae. SHERWOOD HOUSE, WI. SHERWOQ, Prej. E. A. Frost, Man.i T. Russel, J. Dexter, Clerks Corner Fret and Locust streets, SfrTGLXl&'VlllG, - * inddBJCISL. The Shei*wood is centrally located, ftrst-class in all its appointments, and the best and cheapest hetel In the city.; Kates, per day. ST. CHARLES HOTEL Self «onire walk of Fuiiagton, «* RUaoil iM. IndlnlinpoliB, * - - Indiana. Has changed proprietors, and beon refitted In a manner to make It comfortable for those who may patronize it. Rates, ,1 per day; Lodging. 50 cents; Meals, 25 cents. Jas. Riley A Go., Props. Aiso.entral Restaurant under Bates Hod».

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NEW BAKERY* AM> OYSTERSALODNt liic BT-ilcrsifrned wiltapap n now bakery ffnd oyster saloon cn Alain Street, ono door below Smith ft Pinnev’* furniture store, on Saturday Oat. lith, ant] will t. Ktn;i> constantly on iraot£ a »upply of FANCY GROCERIES -NUTS)CA]VDi!l^^ fclGAty TOBACCO. ’ ■ < 1. * '“■ A. , Having handsomely fltttd up tnv ovster Baloont i hid prepared tp entertain alt jvUOmav faijpr-rife frtHt aealf. Recta* turn parties *1*^fain die# supplied *-ith d 'scnptfT^ &ni* t‘0I1^ec^0118 of every * »P on ilAAN J W.VJLSOtf, Seai Estate Agent) Petersburg, - Indiana; titles te I nttonJ promptly te all business entrusted to ray enre. I have at this time the following proportv or* reasonahle terms ami easy payment: „„»• !*> ncre farm itj mile* south of Petersburg,. .0 seres in chltivation, good dwelling house.barn and outhouses. , , ■ S, bt) arj^f i}4 miles tvesi of Petersburg, on tho r:rinbeton road, W) acres cleared, dwelling house, bam and outhouses, good water, s, 8.-1M acres ailjoinlng 1‘etersburjh all in cultivate No ladter laud in the county. / 4. 230 acre farm it miles west of Petersburg. ICC acres in cultivation,alwelling house, barn, outnottsca*orchard, Ac. * 5. 180 acre fann % ratio esit bXtpwn, T» acres cleared, brick house,.bayu and godd uiuhnuss; well watered by spring* .pud wells, 2 good orehards, coal mine atpl atone qtinrv, 8. Part of lot #f nerth side Aluih street In Petersburg. T; Vacant lots 011 south sideof Main si root, hepen Sixth and seventh, in Petersburg, same fronting on Mr. in.

W.H. THOMPSON, Heal Estate, Loan COLLECTING AGENT; \ NOTARY PUBLIC, P«rt«srsl»rfr&. lading: Can Furnish Coal or Timbered Land in Pike o? Gibson Counties on Short Notice. Some of the finest coal veins in the State of In ‘ (liana, from four; toRevert fyqi to thickness, un-. ilerlie these Cottufles. rej-aons desiring to either buy or sell coal, timber or farm lands, town Iota ftp flihiip lkPtnuiriir iim> nutiAn»r,>ll» .... > r or other property are nwpeotfuUr reqnNtetTtu gire me a call. 1 also represent the famous land agency Watson & Thrapp, Of Topeka, Kansas, who are agents for the sale of the lands belonging to the Atchison, Topeka A Saute Fee Railroad Company, the finest farming land in the West. Persons desiring to go west will perhaps find it to their, advantage to confer m“»‘ ,e*rn —Abstracts of Title lade a SpecialtyAn Abstract of any tract of land id Pjfco county furnished on short notice. Deeds, mortgage*! leases, Ac , written at any time at reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited. $100,000 TO LOAN For fire years at 7 per cent, on Improved farijis. I Have the Following Real Estate for Sale: 152 arre.fartk S miles stmth of Winslow. 2 mil«! from, railroad station, 120 acres in cultivation." one-hnlfj.'adi. No. 2B. IW Sere form, 2 miles east of Petersburg, all under fence. Good building,. Trrnuf easy. loo acre farm, four miles cast of town. In’ splendid repair, two story fratOtt,house, good barn Ac., underlaid with an eight root vein of coal. $55 per acre. Terms easy. 137 aero farm, lb; miles from' town, 100 acres cleared. $30 per acre. a, 152 acre farm, 2 miles smith of Winslow. 2 miles from railroad station, 120 acres in cultivation. $25 per acre, one-balf cash. 50 acre farip, miles north of Winslow, SI acres in cultivation, balance in good timber. $20 perge,re5-$tjdo cash, balance oolong time. 160 acre farm. % milo from Petersburg,'all unnd. in a most excellent state of rultil der fence, ant) _ _ _ _ vation. Artnally one of the best farms in Smi th; ern Indiana. Good buildings, splendid orchard and abundance of water. $tt.ooo wert 80 acres good oak and poplar timber, i mite# from town. $20 pdk aero. * • -■ 160 acres fine timber, 7 miles from town, near ailroatl $20 per aero. ■ .J 120 eres poplar and pak limber, s miles frort town, on railroad. $25 per acre. 40 acres timber and coal land In Patoka town-' shiii, >4 mile from Alr-l.ine R ii. $14 per acre., 40 acres timbered land; 2 miles northwest from town $500. - 80 acres timber land, 1 mile north of Oakland City. $10 per acre. . , 40 acres, 4 miles northeast of town, SO acred under fence. 14 acres in cultivation; soil dark,' samlvloain. $15 per acre, On.easy terms. 40 acres, 2 miles (forth of Winslow, SO acres cleared and In cultivation; hewd log house, stable Ac. $300 cash, balance on time. • . 3*0 acre3 Of the Wfis* cost land In- tfie- State. * miles from Petersburg, on roilroad; vein from 0 to 9 feet thick. Is an excellent farm aside from the coal. $60 tier acre 40 acres, l.niile northeast of town..25 »cre«i cleared and in cultivation; ahmidance. of fine coal. $30 per aere.v. ,, 120 here farm, 1 mite northeast of town, under, good fence, fair buildings and iff. fine .state o* cultivation $35 per acre, on easy terityj. _. 300 acre farm 7 miles west of Petersburg; 22$ in cnltivetion. 2 story frame house, good frame, barn, fine orchard, fte. Price, $40 per acre. (?oal. timber or farm lands can be seeuretl through my agency on short notice. . w. ir. nfovPso.T. £tP~Ornce m l-eslts’a Building, on Eighth' Street, near Carter House, Petersburg, Indiana.'. Ret. Father Wilds’ EXPERIENCE. The Rev. Z. P. Wilds, well-known city missionary in New York, nj*<> brother of the late eminent Jndg'e lids, of the Massachusetts Supremo Court, writes as follows: 44 78 E. Mtk St.f Xetr Yor^S/ay ifi. 1882. ! Messrs. .1. C. 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